How to Get The Money Continued: CSS Profile 101
by Sam K. | Academic Consulting/Coaching FREE
1. Trailer
0:31
2. Introduction
1:43
- 3. What Is the CSS Profile?
3:41
- 4. What Do I Need to Complete the Noncustodial CSS Profile?
4:33
- 5. What Does the Noncustodial CSS Profile Look Like? Part 1
10:45
- 6. What Does the Noncustodial CSS Profile Look Like? Part 2
16:31
- 7. When Should I Complete the CSS Profile?
4:20
- 8. What Are Some Mistakes to Avoid?
12:40
About the course
So you've already done the FAFSA, and your own normal CSS Profile, but there's more?? This set of videos is a second part of a series on the CSS Profile for certain scenarios and students. Specifically, we'll cover the noncustodial CSS Profile (if your college requires it) for students with separated or divorced biological parents. We'll also cover how international parents, document uploads and waivers, and independent students affect the CSS Profile and noncustodial profile. We'll go through a demonstration of the noncustodial profile and how to match it with your own CSS Profile. The videos also highlight mistakes to avoid, tips and resources to help you navigate this financial aid application if your college requires it!
Instructor
I have worked for the past three years as a college adviser helping high school students with the college admissions process. During this time, I helped students with their college essays, SAT/ACT prep, and their college applications. I have also helped tutor peers in college and high school as well as led a middle school mentoring program. I joined Gooroo to make a number of subjects in high school more accessible and easier to understand for all students. I am excited to help students with the college application process as well as math and science subjects so they can achieve their goals and grow individually.
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